I don't plan on leaving, just slow and steady, sometimes I fade away for a few weeks and come back. It doesn't matter who reads it or how poorly or well it does, I just can't do that everyday! I do it for fun because it's something I enjoy doing.

Yeah, some got burned bad over the years. I think the ones that have left are missing out. While it's quiet it's the best time to establish a foundation both readers and financially, when the boom comes back, that's the first people that are going to get followed for direction plus trying to set up a following base from scratch when it's busy is even harder. That's why I'm not concerned over my progress at the moment, just slowly chip away at it at my own speed... slow and steady wins the race. I have made it far beyond what I thought I would already.

I applaud those who can make hive a daily thing, it's a lot of work posting everyday, that's a lot of thinking and typing, haha. Absolutely, success is an iceberg, people see the to but not the climb. I think the world needs more wholesome content and that's why I wouldn't leave this place, it's nice to have human content to view during covid! I hope for better days too, this is a bit much.

I'm sure hive will do well as long as enough of us are committed to going forward. I'm not saying it will be a certain winner but it has potential to be a great place if we can get together and find a direction. To be fair with all that went down plus technically, we are brand new now, the platform is only 8 months old. The good news is, looks like things are heating up with bitcoin and we both know what happened next last time, meaning we just survived a brutal bear market where many crypto projects went to die and we might be on the edge of a bull run... There is optimism in the air. Imagine the crypto history in the making right here if we survive this.